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Bronze awards for three council projects

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Conservative MSP Brian Whittle is pushing for the Scottish Government to take seriously the need for the A77 to be upgraded.

Transport minister under A77 pressure

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The 2017 winners line up at the ceremony at Ayr Town Hall

Supporting local sporting heroes

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The new network is set to make a big difference.

Council’s new five year network upgrade contract

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Evening parking patrols underway

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Fire damaged school repairs

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Relief map celebrates bond between Scotland and Poland

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Police Scotland’s Young Volunteers report for duty

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Th Health And Social Care Partnership handed over �250 to Ayrshire Hospice.

Home carers hospice gift

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There are a nubmer of Keep Safe places in South ayrshire - look for this sign.

Number of Keep Safe places grows

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Transport More Transport >>

Transport minister under A77 pressure

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A77 improvement campaign looks for White House support

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Brian Whittle MSP and Bill Grant MP with members of the A77 Action Group who attended the Ayrshire Transport Summit.

Upgrading the local transport network

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Brian Whittle MSP with A77 Action Group Members and Finlay Carson MSP in the Scottish Parliament.

A77 action group takes their case to Scottish Parliament

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The Loch Ryan Port in Cairnryan.

Port concern at road closures

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Crime More Crime >>

Police car’s fire damage

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Two assaults in Girvan

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Quarter of teens disregard warnings to stay away from railway lines

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Murder victim John Kiltie who was killed during a dispute about a noisy house party in Girvan.

Guilty verdict in Girvan murder retrial

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Education More Education >>

Fire damaged school repairs

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Award winning South Ayrrshire apprentice DominicDownie at work.

Council’s award winning apprentice

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The centre's sense of community and partnership was praised by inspectors.

Positive report for early years centre

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Pictured is the group of teachers who are heading to Malawi during their summer holiday to help to imrpove standards for primary pupils.

Out of Ayrshire and heading to Africa

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The girls had the opportunity to take part in a number of workshops throughout the day.

Opening the door to engineering careers

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Business More Business >>

Transport minister under A77 pressure

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The new network is set to make a big difference.

Council’s new five year network upgrade contract

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Culzean Castle & Country Park, Maybole

Film and eBook aimed at young tourists

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A77 improvement campaign looks for White House support

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Politics More Politics >>

Tributes paid to Sir Alex

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The new houses are being built as part of the council's programme to promote equality.

New ‘amenity’ bungalows are in the heart of the community

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South Ayrshire Council's first ever Children's Services Plan Annual Report is about to be submitted to the Scottish Government.

Priority plan for all children

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Bill Grant MP for Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock,signed the Holocaust Educational Trust's Book of Commitment.

Carrick MP Bill Grant reflects on his first year in the job

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The GMB Union says the pay offer will widen the gap between the highest and lowest paid council workers.

Scottish council workers urged to reject ‘unfair’ pay offer

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Girvan’s ‘moderate scarcity’ water level

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Plan to increase turbine size at Benbrack wind farm

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You can do you bit to save water supplies during hot weather

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Scottish Water is urging us not to waste water, particularly during the current dry spell.

Public urged to use water wisely during warm spell

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Health More Health >>

Home carers hospice gift

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Follow hospital car park rules

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Graham Bruce, regional director, Richardson and Starling, handing over the defibrillator to Councillor Peter Henderson.

New defibrillator brings council’s total up to 58

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Who Dares Cares...Colin Maclachlan launched a charity with fellow former soldier Calum MacLeod to try to help veterans suffering from PTSD. (Pic: Lisa Ferguson)

Hidden epidemic of veteran suicides: SAS soldier’s story

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Scottish mum Rose Gentle, whose son Gordon died in Iraq in 2004, is backing the Johnston Press campaign calling on Scottish and Westminster Governments to shed light on veteran suicide figures.''Pic: Robert Perry.

Hidden epidemic of veteran suicides: a mother’s story

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